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Welp. This is how it all begins. Bow on bended knee before your robot overlords. New research from MIT‘s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) shows (with science!) that when working in groups of three—two humans, one robot—us lowly bags of flesh and blood would rather the robot just take over.
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Galileo satellites may have to be destroyed if they can’t be guided back on track.
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Even if you’re not "a gamer," you’ve heard of Twitch. It’s a live-streaming juggernaut, the fourth-highest source of peak-time internet traffic in the United States, the place that did that Pokemon thing
. It only makes sense that Google
wanted to buy them, and that Amazon just did
. In fact, the surprising thing is that more companies weren’t throwing billions at its door.
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Hasbro and Shapeways want you to profit from your fan-made artwork based on Hasbro toys.
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Oh, that? It’s just a robot riding across the English countryside on a 1/3-scale model of a hoverbike. The folks at Malloy Aeronautics are hard at work on a similar full-sized vehicle for humans, but as part of its Kickstarter effort to raise funds…
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Amazon is officially buying Twitch, according to a press release just sent out by the company. The deal includes Amazon acquiring all outstanding shares of Twitch for “approximately†$970 million in cash. Amazon hopes to close the deal in the second half of this year. The future of Twitch should not concern its loyal users, […]
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Think you could sleep through an earthquake? Probably not, judging by data from Jawbone. The company says that almost everyone using its Jawbone Up device to track their sleep near South Napa was awakened by yesterday’s earthquake. About 90 percent…
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